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I am the author of this dark fantasy novel. When I started writing this story, two main ideas drove its plot. Anyone can be a hero. Anyone can find redemption. This story is for the reluctant hero inside all of us and for that part of everyone who sim ...more |
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Thank you so much for your review, Lisa! The Befallen *does* have an audiobook! It's on Audible. Thanks again for your review! I hope you read Keeper
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"I know the previous book set this one up, but I LOVE THIS ONE MORE! I love Elanna and her star quest and Give. Me. All. The. Hux. Shenanigans!!! Hux & Tolvar forever!! It’s like all the memes of one person is respectable and keeps to routine and does"
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"Normaling I'm a SiFi reader, but this book grabbed me from the firsrt page on. Couldn't put it down. Finished it in two days. can't wait for the next one. Hurry up Cambria.
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“I trust but one man—the keeper of the word,' [Elanna said. 'If you, man who has seen the moon and stars, who was led to me by their same light—if you do not do this, ’twill not matter if you’re threatened to be executed thrice over. There shall be no realm to carry out the sentence.”
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“But sometimes. Sometimes. Sloane still wondered when everyone else would see her. She didn’t want to be special, like a village elder, one of Deogol’s sovereign’s scholars, or a hero in a song. She just wanted to be seen.”
― The Befallen
― The Befallen
“I trust but one man—the keeper of the word,' [Elanna said]. 'If you, man who has seen the moon and stars, who was led to me by their same light—if you do not do this, ’twill not matter if you’re threatened to be executed thrice over. There shall be no realm to carry out the sentence.'"
--Keeper of the Word”
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--Keeper of the Word”
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“Tolvar, the loudest, proclaimed he would break the next man's arm who touched Sloane.”
― The Befallen
― The Befallen
“But sometimes. Sometimes. Sloane still wondered when everyone else would see her. She didn’t want to be special, like a village elder, one of Deogol’s sovereign’s scholars, or a hero in a song. She just wanted to be seen.”
― The Befallen
― The Befallen
“Someone needs to do something.
[Sloane] was small. She wasn’t fast. And she was scared . . . But she’d had enough.”
― The Befallen
[Sloane] was small. She wasn’t fast. And she was scared . . . But she’d had enough.”
― The Befallen
“Alvie rolled his eyes in annoyance.
This was not new. The coarse attitudes of others landed on Alvie like unwelcome flies on a sweaty day. Alvie wasn’t stupid. He was fully aware his appearance lacked the usual qualities of a knight: he was shorter than most men and built like the peg leg that’d replaced his right leg below the kneecap decades ago after a bout of the Cors fever. He’d spent much of his life as a pauper or as a short-term laborer working for mere coppers. He wasn’t stupid.
But he’d had twenty-two years of brushing off others’ discouragement. The silly, small opinions of others would never be Alvie’s concern.”
― A Hero's Title
This was not new. The coarse attitudes of others landed on Alvie like unwelcome flies on a sweaty day. Alvie wasn’t stupid. He was fully aware his appearance lacked the usual qualities of a knight: he was shorter than most men and built like the peg leg that’d replaced his right leg below the kneecap decades ago after a bout of the Cors fever. He’d spent much of his life as a pauper or as a short-term laborer working for mere coppers. He wasn’t stupid.
But he’d had twenty-two years of brushing off others’ discouragement. The silly, small opinions of others would never be Alvie’s concern.”
― A Hero's Title
“I trust but one man—the keeper of the word,' [Elanna said. 'If you, man who has seen the moon and stars, who was led to me by their same light—if you do not do this, ’twill not matter if you’re threatened to be executed thrice over. There shall be no realm to carry out the sentence.”
― Keeper of the Word
― Keeper of the Word
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